Does your S&G have a basket of typebars for '3' and '4'adjacent , 'Q' and 'A' adjacent each other? like Associate Professor Koichi Yasuoka shows..

Does your S&G have a basket of typebars for '3' and '4'adjacent, 'Q' and 'A' adjacent each other? like Associate Professor Koichi Yasuoka shows..

posted by Koichi Yasuoka at 2:23 PM Tuesday, April 12, 2011
The Truth of QWERTY

They write a new paper.
http://kanji.zinbun.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~yasuoka/publications/PreQWERTY.html

Duncan James writes "to avoid adjacent typebars clashing.” (A)Professor Koichi Yasuoka writes "Adjacent typebars?"

I support Darryl Rehr's adjacency theory.
So I support Duncan James's.

Duncan James writes "to avoid adjacent typebars clashing.” (A)Professor Koichi Yasuoka writes "Adjacent typebars?"
http://yasuoka.blogspot.com/2011/04/but-unique-and-lasting-feature-of.html
How do you read Duncan James of "adjacent typebars"?


http://yasuoka.blogspot.com/2011/04/but-unique-and-lasting-feature-of.html
Numerals 3 and 4, alphabet A and Q of typebars are adjacent on the type-basket,,,are these right?

Or if the observation is right, the collision risks at total typebasket of adjacent typebars decleased by the Yasuoka distribution from the Dickerson regulation. 

Marusan says "The typebars on upstrike machine also get tangled up."

Marusan says "The typebars on upstrike machine also get tangled up."
I received a letter
Marusan bought a machine which have upstrike mechanism, named Pullman,

http://qwerty-history-jp.g.hatena.ne.jp/raycy/20110402/1301761503


Marusan is a man who I introduced once on an article
http://raycy-jp.blogspot.com/2011/01/sholes-gliddens.html

What is the first commercially succeeded typewriter? Is it different in Denmark or in US?

What is the first commercially succeeded typewriter in the world?
Is it different in Denmark or in US?

THE AMERICAN TYPE WRITER （1868）

Writing Ball(1870)
This is a quiz for you in Denmark. Which is the first commercial typewriter in the world?

Frequent letter pairs of adjacent typebars when typebars line in alphabetical order

Frequent letter pairs when typebars lines in alphabetical order
https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?hl=en&key=0AqzxPHll8XJldDFDbFZqMFVzYmlHd293Y1dCYWg0QVE&hl=en&gid=14

https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?hl=en&key=0AqzxPHll8XJldDFDbFZqMFVzYmlHd293Y1dCYWg0QVE&hl=en&gid=15

https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?hl=en&key=0AqzxPHll8XJldDFDbFZqMFVzYmlHd293Y1dCYWg0QVE&hl=en&gid=16

Oops! Sholes call both keylevers and typebars as keys in pat. #118491.

Oops! Sholes call both keylevers and typebars as keys in patent number: 118491.
The key has double meaning for keylever and for typebar in Sholes' patent number: 118491.
http://qwerty-history.g.hatena.ne.jp/raycy/20110127/1296090951
http://www.google.com/patents/about?id=SVJpAAAAEBAJ&dq

S represents a series of keys, pivoted on a fulcrum below the ratchets J K, to reach under and work the types. T represents a slotted disk, fastened above the rear ends of the keys and directly under the main axle B. U represents a series of keys, pivoted in the slots of the disk T so as to strike at a point in the center thereof, directly under the main axle B.

http://www.google.com/patents?id=SVJpAAAAEBAJ&printsec=abstract&zoom=4#v=snippet&q=pivoted%20in%20the%20slots%20of%20the%20disk%20T%20so%20as%20to%20strike%20at%20a%20point%20in%20the%20center&f=false

But keys get to jam?, not typebars, if with wire-stringed?

But keys get to jam?, not typebars, if with wire-stringed, like on S&Gs..? I wonder..
Cause wire may able to bend easily if got pressing force.



Some expressions look as : cf. "The keys used to jam", "keys sticking together", "keys to jam"..

I understand if typebars got moving by hard linkage mechanism, like connected with rod or so.
If typebars've got jammed, then that causes keys also get stuck, too.

But when typebars got moved by kick-up, sure even if typebars got stuck, keys can come up back to the normal position with showing almost as if nothing had happened on the end of typebars..

And when if typebars would get motion by wire, also keys can come up back, I guess.

How about on your wireds?
Wouldn't you mind to tell of yours, for me of not owning any wired , please?

~rj